Re: [Swig-user] Adding missing imports to Java

[Andy D. <an...@do...>]

1) I used the class names Foo and Bar for simplicity - these are not the
real class names.

2) Similarly, the module names are not Foo and Bar but are instead _Foo and
_Bar (i.e. the class names preceded by an underscore). Once again, I omitted
this fact for simplicity, since I did not feel that it had any bearing on
the jniclassimports issue. Of course, I accept that if I had got these
wrong, then I would get strange behaviour, but not like the JNI issue that I
am currently encountering.

3) I have tried using the jniclassimports pragma but I am not getting any of
the content defined with thse pragmas inserted into my _FooJNI.java file.

This last point is the only one that concerns me at the moment. As I have
tried to make clear, I *AM* successfully getting swig to insert the import
statements into my _Foo.java file - it is only the JNI file that is causing
problems at the moment.

--------- Original Message --------
From: William S Fulton <ws...@fu...>
To: swi...@li... <swi...@li...>
Subject: Re: [Swig-user] Adding missing imports to Java
Date: 30/04/07 11:29

>
> &gt;
>
> Use the moduleimports pragma for the module class. Use the jniclassimports
> pragma for the JNI intermediary class (for your FooJNI.java). Use the
> javaimports typemap for proxy classes. There is nothing more to it than
that.
>
> Foo.java is a proxy class, because you mentioned earlier that Foo and Bar
were
> [C++] classes, yet you are using these names as module names -- don't! Use
a
> different module name to the proxy class names, then I'd know which java
files
> you are talking about. Do you not have any warnings from SWIG about
module/proxy
> class names - I think it should warn if you have a module name the same as
a
> proxy class name.
>
> William
> Andy Doddington &lt;andy &lt;at&gt; doddington.net&gt; writes:
>
> &gt;
> &gt; It's probably me being dense, or not being clear enough in my
explanation of
> &gt; the problem - in either case I'm not clear on how your explanation
relates
> &gt; to my problem.
> &gt;
> &gt; Following your advice, I have checked the files and confiemd that I
have a
> &gt; xxxxJNI.java for each of my interface files, as I would expect. The
entire
> &gt; process is driven by a Makefile and all the timestamps are the same,
so I
> &gt; think the basis process is correct.
> &gt;
> &gt; However, my question still remains: if I have a Foo class that uses a
Bar
> &gt; class, how can I get SWIG to insert an &quot;import Bar&quot; into my
FooJNI.java, as
> &gt; it already does successfully for the Foo.java file?
> &gt;
>
>
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